Watertown's Hull named SUNYAC women's hockey player of the year
WATERTOWN, N.Y. (WWTI) – Watertown native and SUNY Oswego senior forward Mack Hull was named the SUNYAC women's hockey player of the year on March 7.
Hull recorded 11 goals and 23 points overall for the Lakers, who finished the season with a 22-3-2 mark overall and 15-1-2 in conference play.
It was the first time that the senior had been named to the all-conference team in her career.
Oswego swept the regular season awards in the conference with Lexi Levy being named goalie of the year, Elizabeth Cooley earning rookie of the year honors and head coach Mark Digby taking home the coach of the year award.
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